UN Civil Service Midwestern Tour Tite In Moscow Peace Negotiations
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold proposed creating an international civil service to train officials for developing nations alongside French plans for a new UN agency for world economic development. He spoke at McGill University linking self determination with improving conditions for the global majority.
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Tempo UN Civil Service
Moscow
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjuld
Ted
International Law Association
McGill University
Namamarskjold
Christian Pineau
U.N. Agency For World Economic Development
Iti
Fair Weather Expected Today in Indiana
Central Indiana braces for relief from weeklong storms as showers ease. forecasts predict pleasant conditions with highs around 72 in the center and upper 70s elsewhere. White River and county rivers recede while farmers face replanting in flooded fields and road crews repair washedout segments and culverts.
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Indiana
Madison County
Mnediana
Ation Shawers
White River
Lester Sigler
Mars
Parakeet Invades Police Station Tries Sandwich
A talkative parakeet bursts into a CHICAGO police station startling Officer John Hergenrather of Thirnsice Station. The bird lands on his hand and nibbles a baloney sandwich before the officer calls the owner.
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Chitagn
John Hergenrather
Thirnsice
Ant
Tergenrather
Classified Ads Set Notable Marks In Early Markets
The circular notes world records and prize money in dash and high jump. It highlights advertising as the rising force behind the Want Ad market and suggests immediate publication of ads in Thy Bulletin.
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Meifel Mel Vattan
Les Alewrs
Halides
Stanehes
Wes
Janda
Ny Want
Wright files for Indiana state auditor amid tax collection detail
Walter Hays released a breakdown of spring installment tax collections totaling 4,636,154.16 by taxing units led by Anderson city with 2,232,161.75 in portions. Elwood’s Wright seeks the state post, filing in Indianapolis to run as Republican for auditor, with John Burton Jr as a key local treasurer supporter and the Wright committee organizing fundraising and campaign activity.
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Walter Hays
Anderson
Anderson City
Anderson Township
Lafayette Township
Richhind
Noland Olson
Wright
Elwood
The
Alexandria
State of
Indiana
County
Indianapolis
Jesse Biddle
Hays
Isl Intan AJ
John Burton Jr
Irving
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana Clemency Commission
Pendleton
Amersod
Wrights
iIndigne
Hyeesnan
Noland C. Weight
GOP
Alcost
U N Command Accuses Neutral Commission Members of Truce Violations
The United Nations Command in Korea orders the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission to exit South Korea, accusing Czechoslovak and Polish members of masking arms buildup and thwarting investigations. The commission’s functions are suspended until North Korea adheres to armistice terms, including forbidding military strength increases.
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Janmunjom
Korea
U. N. Command
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
South Korea
North Korea
U.N
UNC
Reda
Ilegally
Geneva
Rasa
Three Men Face Theft Charges in Madison Circuit Case
City detectives report holding three men on second degree burglary charges after tying them to at least four breakins and an attempted breakin. Charged in Madison Circuit Court are Larry Eudington age 18 on probation Max Bennett 22 and Charles Nathin Smith 27. A May 26 burglary near Madison and Wendiston Avenue prompted the arrest after a resident saw two men flee Dairy Queen and enter a waiting car.
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Marison
Lary Eudington
Max Bennett
Charles Nathin Smith
Madison
Wendiston Ave
Dairy Queen
Plovsu
Paget
Saccalaureate Sneaker At College Named
The largest graduating class of the Graduate School of Theology at Anderson College will feature Dr. Charles E. Brown, a noted preacher, as commencement speaker. He will address graduates on Life's Challenge. Dean Adam Miller announced 12 candidates for the bachelor of divinity degree, the largest class since 1950, with conferral set for June 18 at Park Place Church.
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Graduate School of Theology
Anderson College
Charles £. Brown
Church of God
Park Place
Ged
Tor
Charles E. Brown
Hell At
Epom
Adam Miller
Idool of Theology
Five Candidates File Primary Campaign Expense Reports
Reports show campaign expenses for the May 8 primary filed by five candidates. Flora Republican candidate for state representative listed 13. and V L Wellingsworth, opposed for the GOP nomination for joint state representative for Madison and Maneack counties, reported no expenses. Freed f Cook sought the Republican nomination for mid district county commissioner with 68.55. Democrats filing were Ceeil Carmichael for county coroner 77 and Br. C. A. Kapp for state senator 484.50.
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Joseph Nston
L. Wellingsworth
Madisott
Maneack
Freed F Cook
Carmichael
Br. C. A. Kapp
City Schools Prepare For 10 000 Enrollment In Fall
Enrollment in city schools is expected to reach about 10 000 with the start of the full semester next September despite a dip in senior high registration. Elementary enrollment should rise to around 300 and the plan for a 630 system would split grades into elementary middle and high schools with projected junior high enrollments of about 1 028 at South Side and 954 at Central. Senior high enrollment is forecast at roughly 1 600 for next fall, down about 2 000 from this year.
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Anderson High School
O. E. Ebbertt
Ebbertt
Shhanly
Shadyside Park
Pla
New South Side
Central
North Anterson
Washington
Central Avenue
South Side
Central Buildings
Pienes Turn Force 4
Calumn
Retailers Open Drive For New Members Today
The Anderson Retail Association launches its annual membership drive with a 1 pm kick-off at the Anderson State, chaired by Burton McCullough and Wilbur Roby. A 40 member goal is set, led by W. U. Heckaman and Warren Marshall with team captains Morris Jossen Roland Maine Rady W. Roberts Garland Hines Francis Creek Thomas Walker River Brown John Kirkman and Joel Mattingly.
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Phe
Anderson Retail Association
Anderson Statel
Burton McCullough
Wilbur Roby
WU. W. Heckaman
Warren Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Morris Jossen
Roland Maine
Rady W. Roberts
Garland Hines
Francis Creek
Thomas Walker
River Brown
John Kirkman
Joel Mattingly
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Pam
Playa Tura
Eggn 2
Colutin
Balloting Open for All Star Game Nominees Today
Voters may submit nominees for the National League and American League star selections in the All Star Game. Ballots appear in the sports section page 14 of The World almanac. Balloting closes at midnight Friday June 28 with results announced soon after by the committee.
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Bayer
Na Gonal League
Aafstar
Taston
Local man sentenced for larceny in two cases
Eugene Lynch, 28, pleaded guilty to larceny charges in two incidents at the Acme Iron and Metal Co. on Dewey Street. He was fined 5100 plus costs totaling 113 dollars and sentenced to 130 days in the Indiana State prison.
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Eugene Lynch
Bend Tricks St
Indiana
Carl T. Smith
Lynch
Acme Iron and Metal Company
Dewey St
Indianapalis
Acne Company
Indianapolis
FBI Opens Probe Into Steamer Riot Injuring Dozens
FBI opened a full investigation into a riot aboard an excursion steamer from Crystal Beach to Buffalo on Wednesday night. Dozens were injured amid fist and knife-throwing brawls disrupting the crowd and delaying the Canadiana’s final run. Police and hospital officials reported multiple injuries and ongoing inquiries into the incident.
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FBI
Supfalo
Nyx
Seal Bureau of
Lvation
Crystal Beach
Ont
Buffalo
Lousandy
John C. Gen
Handley Leads In Delegate Poll In Indiana Governor Race
A newspaper poll of 2042 Indiana Republican delegates shows Lt. Gov. Harold W. Handley leading for the gubernatorial nomination with 50.1 percent of 891 responses. Frank J. Millis 18.5 percent, Frank H. Sparks 16.4 percent, John L. Scott 2.6 percent, Dan M. Cravens 1.5 percent, John C. Cass 0. ? percent, and 5 percent not indicating. A separate question asked about preferred running mate for vice president.
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Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
Indianapolis News
Handley
Frank J. Millis
Frank H. Sparks
Crawsfordsville
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital Family Births Listed
A local hospital announces several birth notices from families including Mr. and Mrs. Harley Truebleau and Mr. and Mrs. Baal Miller among others. Names, addresses, and infant genders are recorded with paternal and maternal relatives noted for several births.
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St. John's Hospital
Tos
Arley Truebleau
Pendleton Ave
Baal Miller
College Haven
Freeman Copeland
James Cunningham
Mounds Rd
Ken Javkey
Delaware Sf
Donald Becker
Sulphur Springs
Wiliam J. Weeds
St. Francis Hospital
Covington
I. Ay Pool
W. 25Th St
Robert Koley
Mechanics
Sel
Fugens Thomas
Camp Pendleton Marine Base Hospital
San Clements
Calif
Monard
Thomas
Darel
One Injured In Three Car Wreck Thursday Evening
An Adderson man sustained bruises and abrasions when his car collided with two others on Broadway and Grand Avenue around 4 30 p m. The other drivers escaped injury in a second crash a few minutes later north of the first site. City police identified the injured driver as James R Garner, 44, of 014 F R ath St.
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Adderson
Broadsway
Grand Avena
Tames RL
Garner
Ath St
Broadway
Russia pledges peace aid for Palestine at UN
At the United Nations Russia pledged help toward a peaceful settlement in Palestine and urged Britain and Japan to back its resolution. Soviet delegate Arkady Bohne ly criticized wording of the British sponsored measure seeking Hammarskjold's good offices. Arab delegates warned that broad mandates could block Middle East negotiations.
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United Nations
Russia
Palestine
Japan
Britain
Arkady A. Bohnley
U.N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjald
Hammarskjold
Israel
Lobsley
Mation Council
Suc
Cceks
U.N
Security Council
Middle
Ahmed Shu- Widity
Enugers
Apanentinteigs
Pignia
Pega
Colume
City County Officials List Building Totals
City and county inspectors reported May building activity totaling 53931 for new construction. May brings yearly totals to 4 132640 with new homes leading at 480825 in Anderson area. County issued 30 home permits 914000 city 13 permits 125525. County total 497900 city total 201631. Five month totals show county 2521550 city 2610900. Please turn to page Harun 4.
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Anderson
Everell Johnson
Iistor
E. M. Stevens
Hanes
Harun
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